Brazilian brand Corello dives into the vintage universe with Fashion Nostalgia: paisley on jacquard, retro silhouettes, and an analog campaign starring Laura Kubrusly.

Nostalgia as a creative language

Corello, the São Paulo-based brand of shoes, bags, and accessories with over 60 years of history, unveils Fashion Nostalgia, a new capsule collection that revisits archival references through a contemporary and sophisticated lens. The launch strengthens the brand’s fashion positioning with pieces that balance timelessness, femininity, and editorial relevance.

The creative starting point is the iconic paisley print, originally from the Kashmir region and reinterpreted throughout fashion history. Here, it appears on jacquard — a refined fabric in which the pattern is woven directly into the threads — lending visual depth and sophistication to every piece.

“We started from this idea of nostalgia, revisiting archival references to build a collection that is simultaneously timeless and current. Paisley has such a rich history, and presenting it in jacquard reinforces this more sophisticated and authorial perspective.” — Gabriela Silvarolli, Marketing and Commercial Director at Corello

Deep palette and retro silhouettes

The color palette favors deep, elegant tones: pomegranate, terracotta, cabernet, black, and coffee. Together, they create a versatile base that plays against minimalist shapes, building a contrast between the classic and the contemporary.

Among the season’s key pieces is the mid-heel sandal, available in jacquard as well as black and chocolate versions. Paisley-printed scarves expand styling possibilities through different tying techniques, adding versatility and a feminine touch to any look.

Analog campaign directed by Laura Kubrusly

The campaign stars Laura Kubrusly, who also leads the creative direction and styling. The concept translates into an intimate, nostalgic aesthetic set inside the boutique of renowned architect Jorge Elias. Photographer Henrique Schmeil captured the campaign on analog film and Super 8 footage, deepening the vintage atmosphere.

“I’ve been a Corello partner for years and have always connected deeply with this fashion nostalgia perspective. I believe things don’t go out of style — they reinvent themselves — and the Paisley print embodies exactly that. My eye is always drawn to the timeless and the classic, to pieces that transcend time. Being part of this project was very special, especially for bringing together the classic and the cultural, something that is also very present in Jorge’s work in architecture.” — Laura Kubrusly